3Cs Twirlers

Moss is often dismissed as just another sign of neglect, but this small, green plant plays a vital role in our ecosystems. Known as living climate tech, moss grows without soil and can thrive in urban environments. Its ability to cool cities through moisture release and filter pollution makes it an unsung hero in our fight against climate change.

What many overlook is how moss acts as a carbon capture tool. Some species of moss absorb and store carbon as effectively as young forests, making it a critical ally in reducing greenhouse gases. Despite its humble appearance, moss works tirelessly behind the scenes to improve the health of our environment, contributing to a cleaner, healthier planet.

By recognizing the importance of moss, we can start to appreciate the often-overlooked elements of nature that help sustain life on Earth. While we tend to focus on the bigger, flashier solutions, sometimes the answers are right under our noses—quietly and consistently doing their part. 🌱💚

Great results for our girls yesterday at the Twirl Ireland Technical Cup.

PLACES STILL AVAILABLE FOR NEW MEMBERS.
Come to WSAF Hall on Moeran Road/ Somerville Drive on Tuesday 6th January at 5:30pm.

With Fusion Twirlers – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

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We are holding an open training session on Tuesday the 18th of February at 5pm in the WSAF hall in Walkinstown where we will be taking a registration for new members aged 4+. We will be providing a chance for new members to try out our unique sport, meet with current members and have some fun! 💛🐝🖤

Reminder to landowners and occupiers that nesting season is fast approaching.

From 1st March to 31st August, there are restrictions on cutting hedges and clearing vegetation, in order to protect nesting birds.

It is the responsibility of the landowner to ensure that roadside vegetation is maintained and does not cause a hazard to road users.

GOOD LUCK to our members taking part in days 2 and 3 of the Baton Twirling And Majorettes National Championships this weekend.